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Domain of f(x)= (1/(3+lnx)): (0,∞)
Thank you for helping me on solving the question ^^ From the number of posts, you can see that I'm a new user in this forum and I think this is one really awesome forum- Oliviaven
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Domain of f(x)= (1/(3+lnx)): (0,∞)
so whenever x=e^-3 this equation will not exist? Since denominator will equal to 0 ^^ Im still kind of confused how i should input the interval notation... will it be (0,e^-3)U(e^-3,∞) if I use interval notation? Should 0 be included since ln(0) is undefined- Oliviaven
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Domain of f(x)= (1/(3+lnx)): (0,∞)
Hi just a quick question Differentiate f and find the domain of f. (Enter the domain in interval notation.) f(x)=(1/(3+lnx)) Here is my Derive: ((-3+lnx)^-2)(1/x) which is correct And for the domain (web assign wants interval notation) When I was doing this part, I wasn't sure if it...- Oliviaven
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Simple Derivative question from a Calc beginner
sigh i tried a couple of variations but I ended up being locked up since I reached the maximum amount of trials. Thanks for the confirmation anyway ^^- Oliviaven
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Simple Derivative question from a Calc beginner
Hi I'm new in the forum, so if I'm doing anything wrong or made a really silly mistake don't laugh ^^ So we started to learn about differentiating equations not long ago and I'm currently stuck at one question: y = e^αx sin βx My attempt on deriving it...- Oliviaven
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- Beginner Derivative
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